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Steve Jobs , who ran Pixar until 2006 was a big admirer of Porsche.

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Scheduling a demonstration in Texas to inform the public about how climate change has eliminated all precipitation in the southern US only to have it cancelled because of the worst flooding in the state's history: Irony.

Why did Disney/Pixar choose the Porsche 996?

Use 997 though

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Since the film was released in 2006 I am not sure why they didn;t use a 997 though.

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* the expression of one's meaning by using language that normally signifies the opposite, typically for humorous or emphatic effect.

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Use of 'irony,' i think i'll head over

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"Once I have been properly informed about the proper use of 'irony,' I think I'll head over to the "I Bought KK's Car" thread to see tolerance and wisdom being shared freely."

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Scheduling a demonstration in Texas to inform the public about how climate change has eliminated all precipitation in the southern US only to have it cancelled because of the worst flooding in the state's history: Irony.

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Run pixar until 2006 was a big admirer of porsche

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Steve Jobs , who ran Pixar until 2006 was a big admirer of Porsche.

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Use 997 though

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Since the film was released in 2006 I am not sure why they didn;t use a 997 though.

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* the expression of one's meaning by using language that normally signifies the opposite, typically for humorous or emphatic effect.

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Use of 'irony,' i think i'll head over

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Forgive me, but it's Wacky Wednesday Trivia Day and I've wondered this one for a long time - Question: Of all the Porsche 911 sports cars made in it's 50+ year history, why did Pixar studios choose the so called "black sheep of the 911 family" the 996 Carrera for the movie cars?

POST 2Original post

So a crazed old bastard in PA could have an avatar, of course. This thread needs moar WD40.

POST 3Original post

That was the newest 911 when they made the movie

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More importantly, why does it have those damnable turbo twists on it?

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Chrome turbo twist. She was from LA before moving out to Radiator Springs. ****, I have watched that movie with my son too many damn times....

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from wikipedia: Sally is a 2002 Porsche 911 Carrera on a slightly-shortened wheelbase[1][2] and has a pinstripe tattoo on her back. Pixar had initially wanted a classic Porsche for the r�le, but were convinced by Bob Carlson at Porsche to make her the latest model. Pixar's animators, modellers and sound crews obtained access to real Porsche 911-series vehicles to meticulously create an animated Sally who looks, moves and responds in a similar manner to the original automobile. and According to director John Lasseter. "Sally is the one modern car in the town of Radiator Springs. She's beautiful. It's interesting that people mostly think of a Porsche as powerful and a guy's car, but the lines on a Porsche are so beautiful that it fits perfectly for the character of Sally and Originally, Sally was going to be a Ford Mustang. However, they made her a Porsche since the grill looked more "lady like." She also, at one point, originally resembled a Porsche 993. Since the film was released in 2006 I am not sure why they didn;t use a 997 though.

POST 7Original post

Great movie and character! I have a sally toy sitting on my desk haha. Was really hard to find actually

POST 8Original post

Sally the porsche? BS. I named my AMG Erma. Proper German girl name.

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I've heard that it took about 3-4yrs to actually make the movie. Assuming that's even remotely accurate, the 997 wasn't even on anyone's radar when they started production of the movie. And, they certainly weren't going to go back and edit every scene that Sally appeared in after the 997 was released. -Eric

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Rendering a pixar animation takes a veryyyyy long time so I think to me that's a very logical answer to why sally isn't a 997

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Tell the truth ... you named it "Brad."

POST 12Original post

They did everything together...three jobs, four dumpling makers...

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But did they HAVE to give her pumpkin side markers?!?!?

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Guy named "Brad" called me today asking about my opinion on GGG and when I did boxing. brad_zpsyhvuwqgx.jpg

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Then you totaled "Brad", but then Liberty Mutual showed with a new plate of dumplings and you broke into a happy dance! Hahahaha

POST 16 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

I wonder if Sally Carrera has PMS, ummm errrrr cough, I mean IMS problems???

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Am I the only one that thinks the "Brad" girl is a bipolar psychotic nympho? I thought Pixar chose the 996 for the sexy librarian retro cat eyes:

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IIRC, Sally broke down jn Radiator Springs and Doc had to fix her...

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And 15 seconds later, it was all done.

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Am I the only one who thinks that every one of the Liberty Mutual characters deserves their fate? "Researched cars for a year…then drove it into a tree leaving the dealership." "You did everything with Brad…and then, you totaled him." …and, so on. These people do not deserve the nonjudgemental benefits of airbags. Or, perhaps I'm just a bit harsh after a long day. You be the judge.

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Went to the premier of Cars as they had it at the Charlotte Motor Speedway. Saw a real version of Sally while there. Strange to see such a short wheelbase 996 but she exists! Oh and Paul Newman was there too...

POST 22 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

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I noticed the same darn thing... and ironically, my '03 carrera has the orange side markers too. hahahaha

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POST 24Original post

it was a no-brainer for disney........porsche=tinkerbells

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You are obsessed with dem tinkerbells. You remind me of the dad next door in "American Beauty". The macho drill sergeant that hated gays. Until he tried to make out with Kevin Spacey. Are you that guy?

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She will let you piitb. It will not be worth it.

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i�ro�ny * the expression of one's meaning by using language that normally signifies the opposite, typically for humorous or emphatic effect. * incongruity between what is expected to be and what actually is, or a situation or result showing such incongruity * of, resembling, or containing iron "The best place on the Internet to learn about usage and grammar is, of course, a Disney Cars thread on Rennlist," thought 5chn3ll. "Once I have been properly informed about the proper use of 'irony,' I think I'll head over to the "I Bought KK's Car" thread to see tolerance and wisdom being shared freely." "Holy crap, I just realized that MY car has orange side markers" could have been ironic, but if you point out the irony, it is generally no longer ironic. The irony is the obvious incongruity between what you say and what you're implying.

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Steve Jobs , who ran Pixar until 2006 was a big admirer of Porsche.

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Katie Hafner was a new reporter for Business Week. As Jobs and Hafner walked through a parking lot during an interview, they saw a Porsche. It was one of the lower-priced models. “That’s the kind of Porsche that dentists drive,” Steve said dismissively. So not only was he a Porsche admirer, he also had a firm grasp of being a Porsche a-hole elitist. Sweet! That man was quite possibly the biggest a-hole ever born. He pushed Apple to create some next-level stuff, but such an insufferable, arrogant *****.

POST 30Original post

"That man was quite possibly the biggest a-hole ever born. He pushed Apple to create some next-level stuff, but such an insufferable, arrogant *****." I think this can be said of most if not all "visionaries" and otherwise uber-successful people. It's usually also said by people that A) Didn't know them particularly well and/or (B) Had an axe to grind...

POST 31Original post

It was an obvious choice: Sally Carrera is Freaking Hot. (I love this movie) btw, the Deezer Auto Museum in North Miami Beach has Mater and a few other vehicles from Cars. No Sally, sadly, or I'd be there weekly like Joe Dimaggio at Norma Jean's grave

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i�ron�i�cal�ly īˈr�nək(ə)lē/ adverb adverb: ironically in an ironic manner. used to denote a paradoxical, unexpected, or coincidental situation. ex: "Ironically, B3freak noticed that 5CHN3LL's sardonic sense of humor was as bad as the stench of Chanel No. 5."

POST 33Original post

*sigh* That would be a coincidence or an observation - or maybe even sarcasm. It's still not irony.

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Did not know him. Have no ax to grind. Opinion based on what I've read as well as Jobs' own emails, tweets, behaviors in keynotes, etc. Einstein was not an insufferable, arrogant *****; neither to the best of my knowledge were Oppenheimer, Bell, or Sikorsky. Tesla was a little odd, but not arrogant to the best of my understanding. Benjamin Franklin, arguably the country's first "visionary" in many areas, was terribly inappropriate at times, but I think he would have been fun to work for. You can be the smartest guy in the room without needing to remind everyone else that you're the smartest guy in the room. Jobs did not feel this way.

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Irony - noun - probably not Ironically - adverb - most definitely "yes"

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Now, that is "irony" for you!

POST 37Original post

Jobs was a ********, that's why he wore a turtleneck.

POST 38Original post

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Do you think they sell those front bumper covers to fit a 996TT? And in Guards Red? OBTW, we had the Doc Hudson car at the museum last year for about a month.

POST 39Original post

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I don't get it. (No, seriously, I've read and re-read it 3 or 4 times and just can't wrap my head around it )

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POST 41Original post

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That actually got me to laugh. It's funny . . . in a strange, creepy, sadistic, misogynistic, ironic sort of way.

POST 42 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

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How "ironic", I was thinking of the same thing! hahahah

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In the words of Alanis Morissette: "It's like rain on your wedding day / isn't it ironic" This is a classic example of non-irony. Sh*t luck, yes, but not irony. Scheduling a demonstration in Texas to inform the public about how climate change has eliminated all precipitation in the southern US only to have it cancelled because of the worst flooding in the state's history: Irony.

POST 44Original post

What about a free riyiiiide when you've already paid?

POST 45Original post

Or the good advice you just didn't take? It isn't ironic.

POST 46 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

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Now that's "moronic" instead of "ironic"! hahaha

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It's not PAID...but LATE!!!

POST 48Original post

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Isn't it ironic that song that a song called "Ironic" is actually about a series of unfortunate events rather than irony?

POST 49 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

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Really? How ironic! heheheheehehehe

POST 50Original post

Figures YOU would find it funny... Maybe if that wasn't his boiler plate response to any post...

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In fact, it IS . One internet point.

POST 52Original post

Fascinating, Mr Jobs. Tell us: What kind of Porsches do dead people drive, underground? Inquiring minds want to know. While we're, y'know, alive. Driving our Porsches. While you don't.

POST 53Original post

I wouldn't be surprised to find out that Jobs is one of those crackpots who paid to be cryogenically stored until brain transplants become commonplace. While that's lunacy, it's fun to imagine thawing out his noggin and plopping his brain into a really, really ugly person's body. He'd HATE it. I'm thinking Napoleon Dynamite / Steve Buscemi ugly. Better yet, maybe they'll clone Bill Gates and install Jobs INTO Bill Gates's body. He'd be insane in a day.

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I agree..the fat-a$$ one who talks about hitting a tree...man I just want to punch her in the baby maker everytime! If you drive your car into a tree, yes you should expect your insurance to go up, thats how it works. This culture of placating and detachment from responsibility is ridiculous. Thanks for getting me fired up this late at night Vlkuri lol. /rant

POST 55Original post

I'm so getting one of these for my 996! Amazon.com: Disney Pixar Blue Car Front Window Sun Shade: Automotive Amazon.com: Disney Pixar Blue Car Front Window Sun Shade: Automotive Too bad mines black not blue

POST 56Original post

"Did not know him. Have no ax to grind. Opinion based on what I've read as well as Jobs' own emails, tweets, behaviors in keynotes, etc." Kind of what I figured...

POST 57Original post

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What a great pitch for a screenplay. So what if Steve/Bill didn't off himself in a day but lived to develop great, new technology that everyone wants to buy and doesn't crash when you look at it!

POST 58Original post

Oddly enough, she looks/sounds strikingly like a girl I dated in the early 90's. You're eerily close to the mark. Learned many things---including the old " Smart; Hot; Not a Lunatic: Pick TWO. " Regarding piitb: We shall never know.

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